feyree EV Charger Type2

Contents

feyree EV Charger Instruction Manual

Models: 7.6kW 32A 1P, 11kW 16A 3P, 22kW 32A 3P

1. Product Overview

This feyree EV Charger is designed for electric vehicle AC charging, offering a simple design with multiple specifications including Type2, Type1, GB/T, and TS-NACS. It supports both swipe card and plug-and-play charging methods, along with multiple safety protection functions. Its robust dustproof and waterproof design ensures safe operation outdoors.

Key Features:

  • Dynamic Load Balancing (DLB): Automatically adjusts charging current to prevent electrical system overload by monitoring home appliance power usage.
  • High-Quality Material: Features a 99.95% pure copper wire core cable and 5μ silver-plated charging pin for superior conductivity and corrosion resistance. TUV certified cable ensures safety and durability.
  • Smart App Control & Real-Time Monitor: Control the wallbox via the Tuya app (available on App Store and Google Play for Android and iOS) to monitor charging, set start/stop times, determine power/current, and review charging data.
  • 8 Intelligent Safety Protections: Includes lightning-proof, leakage, overvoltage, overheat, IP65 waterproof rating, UL94V-0 flame resistance, and overcurrent protection.
  • Intelligent Temperature Control System: Supports use in various weather conditions with smart temperature protection for charging safety.
  • 2.8-inch Color LCD Screen: High-definition display shows real-time charging information like current, voltage, and power.
  • Safety Type B Leakage Protection: Equipped with Type B (AC30mA + DC6mA) leakage protection for enhanced safety.
  • Schedule Charging Time: Smart appointment scheduling allows charging during off-peak hours to save costs.
  • Easy Installation: Practical and intuitive design suitable for indoor and outdoor use (IP65 certified), compatible with most household electrical installations and EVs with Type 2 plugs.
Dimensions of the feyree EV Charger
Figure 1: EV Charger Dimensions (161mm width, 83.3mm depth, 310mm height)

2. Safety Instructions

Please read and understand all safety instructions before operating the feyree EV Charger.

  • Grounding: The charging station must be properly grounded (PE).
  • Environment: Do not place flammable, explosive, or combustible materials, chemicals, vapors, or other hazardous materials near the charging station.
  • Plug Maintenance: Keep the charging plug head clean and dry. If dirty, wipe with a clean, dry cloth. Do not touch the charging plug core by hand when it is charged.
  • Damage: Do not use the charging station if the charging plug or cable is defective, cracked, worn, broken, or exposed.
  • Modification: Do not attempt to disassemble, repair, or modify the charging station. Improper operation can cause damage, water leakage, electrical leakage, short circuits, or electric shock. Contact qualified personnel for repairs.
  • Thunderstorms: Use with caution during thunderstorms.
  • Children: Children should not approach or use the charging station during charging to avoid electric shock.
  • Vehicle Movement: Do not drive the car while it is charging. Only start charging when the car is stationary. For hybrid cars, turn off the engine before charging.
  • Emergency Stop: In case of emergency, immediately press the emergency stop button to cut off all input and output power.
  • Prohibited Use: Do not use the charging post if the shell is damaged, the charging cable is damaged (cracked, frayed, broken), if it has been struck by lightning, or if there are accidents/fires nearby, or if water is present in the charging station. Contact the manufacturer immediately in such cases.
  • Extension Cables: If the charging cable is not long enough, an extension cable needs to be installed by a qualified electrician.

3. Specifications

The feyree EV Charger is available in different configurations. Please refer to the table below for detailed specifications.

3.1. Type 2 IEC 62196-2 Parameters

Feature 7.6kW (1 Phase) 11kW (3 Phase) 22kW (3 Phase)
Load BalancingOptionalOptionalOptional
APP ControlOptionalOptionalOptional
RFID CardOptionalOptionalOptional
Type A RCDYesYesYes
Type B RCDOptionalOptionalOptional
Leakage Protection ValueTypeA: AC 30mA; TypeB: AC 30mA + DC 6mA
Power Supply SystemSingle PhaseThree PhaseThree Phase
Rated Voltage85V-264V380V ± 20%380V ± 20%
Rated Current8-10-13-16-20-25-32A8-10-13-16A8-10-13-16-20-25-32A
Input Frequency50Hz/60Hz
Charger PlugIP65
Charger BoxIP66
Operating Temperature-35°C ~ +55°C
Storage Temperature-40°C ~ +80°C
Standby Power<3W
Working Humidity5%~95% non-condensation
Cable Specification3G 6mm² + 1*0.5mm²5G 2.5mm² + 1*0.5mm²5G 6mm² + 1*0.5mm²

3.2. Control Box Functions

  • Leakage protection (restart recovery)
  • Overvoltage and undervoltage protection (self-test recovery)
  • Lightning protection
  • Overcurrent protection
  • Overheat protection
  • Grounding protection
  • RFID card function (can be set according to user needs)
  • Appointment Time
  • WIFI

3.3. Product Performance

  • Charging plug according to IEC 62196-2 standard
  • Charging control box in accordance with IEC61851 control principle
  • Insulation resistance: >1000MΩ
  • Terminal temperature rise: <50K
  • Mechanical life: Charging Plug plugging and unplugging times (Non-operating state) >10000 times
  • External impact: Charging Station Plug can withstand the 1-meter drop and 2 tons of vehicle crushing
  • Altitude: ≤2000m
  • With emergency stop function
EV Charging Station Specifications for 22kW 3 Phase
Figure 2: 22kW 3 Phase EV Charging Station Specifications
EV Charging Station Specifications for 11kW 3 Phase
Figure 3: 11kW 3 Phase EV Charging Station Specifications
EV Charging Station Specifications for 7.6kW 1 Phase
Figure 4: 7.6kW 1 Phase EV Charging Station Specifications

4. Installation Instructions

Proper installation is crucial for the safe and efficient operation of your EV charger. Please follow these steps carefully.

4.1. Pre-use Preparation

  • Ensure no open flames are around the equipment and the surrounding space is not blocked.
  • Verify that the equipment casing and charging cable are not damaged.
  • Ensure proper maintenance of equipment.
  • Make sure the emergency stop button is popped up. If pressed, rotate it clockwise to reset.

4.2. Mounting the Charger

  1. Step 1: Use an electric drill to make holes for the metal back mounting bracket. Refer to the provided photo for recommended installation height. Insert expansion tubes into the holes and use long screws to fix the metal mounting bracket to the wall.
  2. Step 2: After fixing the metal bracket, hang the charger on the bracket. Use screws to secure the metal bracket underneath the charger to the wall.
  3. Step 3: Install the charging plug holder in the position shown in the pictures.
  4. Step 4: Connect the power supply and ensure the charger functions correctly.
Installation diagram for feyree EV Charger showing mounting bracket and plug holder placement
Figure 5: Charger Mounting and Plug Holder Installation

4.3. Wiring Connection Methods

The feyree EV Charger supports both single-phase and three-phase wiring configurations. Ensure all connections are made by a qualified electrician.

Single Phase Wiring:

The CT current transformer is connected to the main line L1 circuit of the household, directly connected to the charging station, and feeds back the CT signal to the charging station.

Single Phase Wiring Diagram for feyree EV Charger with CT sensor
Figure 6: Single Phase Wiring Diagram

Three Phase Wiring:

Three CT current transformers are connected to the household main line L1/L2/L3 circuit and to the RS485 communication control box. The communication control box is connected to the charging station through Ethernet RJ45 wiring for RS485 communication, providing real-time total working current feedback to the charging station.

Three Phase Wiring Diagram for feyree EV Charger with CT sensors and RS485 communication box
Figure 7: Three Phase Wiring Diagram

5. Operating Instructions

5.1. Charging Steps

  1. Standby Status: When in standby mode, the interface shows the device is ready for charging. The indicator light on the wallbox is green and always on.
  2. Waiting for Card Swipe Status: Park your car, take the charging plug from the holder, set the charging current, then insert the plug into the EV connector. Ensure the plug is securely inserted. The device will enter identity verification status.
  3. Start-up Device: Use an RFID card to authorize the charging station.
  4. Start Charging: The device will begin charging, and the interface will display charging status and parameters. The indicator light (for Wi-Fi function only) will be green and breathing.
  5. Stop Charging: The charging station will automatically stop when the vehicle is fully charged. In an emergency, press the Emergency Stop button. An RFID card can also be used to stop charging.
EV Charger display in standby mode showing 32A current
Figure 8: Standby Display (Example for 7.6kW)
EV Charger with RFID card being tapped to start charging
Figure 9: Starting Charging with RFID Card

5.2. Key Operation Instructions

  1. Set Charging Current: When the charging plug is not inserted, press button 'A' on the panel to adjust the charging current. The current setting range depends on the charger's max power (e.g., 7.6kW and 22kW versions can set 8-32A, 11kW version can set 8-16A).
  2. Set Delay Time Charging: When the charging plug is not inserted, touch the 'D' button to set the delayed charging time (0-15 hours). The charger will start after the set delay.
  3. Set Timing Charging: Touch the 'T' button to modify the timing charging (0-15 hours). The charger will charge for the set duration and then stop.
  4. Access Menu Page: Long press the 'A' button for 5 seconds to enter the settings page. If RFID function is enabled, tap an RFID card after the long press.
  5. Menu Navigation: Use the panel icons for upward, downward, enter, and back to navigate and adjust menu parameters. Note: The charging plan and load balance settings cannot be accessed while the charging plug is inserted.
EV Charger display showing menu navigation and RFID card usage
Figure 10: Key Operations and Menu Access

5.3. Dynamic Load Balancing (DLB)

The DLB function intelligently manages the charging station's power output based on your household's total circuit load, preventing overloads and ensuring electrical safety. It's an adaptive power adjustment system, not a simple on/off switch.

Working Principle:

  • Total Current: Sets the maximum current capacity per phase for your home circuit (8A to 99A). Exceeding this value will trip the circuit breaker.
  • CT Sensor: A monitoring device installed on the home main circuit collects real-time total current data from all household electrical devices, including the charger.
  • Charging Current: The real-time current used by the charger.
  • Home Appliance: Total load of home appliances in the maximum load circuit, excluding the charging station.
  • Standby Current: Calculated as "Total Current" - "CT Sensor".

Note: For the 3-phase version, select the max current from 3 CT sensors.

DLB Scenarios (Single Phase Example):

Dynamic Load Balancing scenarios for single phase EV charger
Figure 11: Single Phase DLB Scenarios
  • Scenario 1 (Active): If Charging Current + Standby Current ≥ 8A, but less than the set current, the charger uses the standby current.
  • Scenario 2 (Inactive): If Charging Current + Standby Current ≥ set current, full power charging occurs.
  • Scenario 3 (Active, Stop Charging): If Charging Current + Standby Current < 8A, the charger stops charging.

DLB Scenarios (Three Phase Example):

Dynamic Load Balancing scenarios for three phase EV charger
Figure 12: Three Phase DLB Scenarios

5.4. App Usage

The feyree EV Charger can be controlled via the Smart Life or Tuya Smart app. The device needs to have WiFi and Bluetooth functionality.

  1. Download the "Smart Life" or "Tuya Smart" app from your phone's app store.
  2. Open the app, enable your phone's WiFi and Bluetooth.
  3. Select "Add Device" and follow the in-app instructions to complete the pairing process.
Screenshots showing steps to connect the EV charger to the Smart Life app via WiFi
Figure 13: App Connection Steps

The app allows you to adjust current, set delay time, and set charging time.

Video 1: Unboxing and Initial Setup of the feyree EV Charger, including wiring and app connection steps.

The app can also be used without WiFi by connecting your phone to the charger via hotspot and Bluetooth within 10 meters (requires your SIM card to have a signal).

Diagram showing app control via hotspot and Bluetooth without WiFi
Figure 14: App Control Without WiFi

You can also set weekly charging plans to avoid electricity consumption peaks and save money.

App interface showing options to set charging periods to save money
Figure 15: Setting Charging Periods via App

The charger supports 4 charging modes: WiFi (through mobile app), Bluetooth (through mobile app), RFID Scan, and Plug & Charge.

Diagram illustrating the four charging modes: WiFi, Bluetooth, RFID Scan, and Plug & Charge
Figure 16: Four Charging Modes

5.5. RFID Card Management

You can add or delete RFID cards for charging authorization.

  1. Long press for 5 seconds to enter the settings page.
  2. Tap an RFID card to enter.
  3. Navigate to "Rfid Manage" in the menu.
  4. Select "Add Card" to add a new blank RFID card or "Delete Card" to remove an existing one.
Instructions on how to turn on/off RFID card function and manage cards
Figure 17: RFID Card Function Management
Instructions on how to add or delete RFID cards from the EV charger
Figure 18: Adding/Deleting RFID Cards

6. Maintenance

To ensure the longevity and optimal performance of your feyree EV Charger, follow these maintenance guidelines:

  • Regularly inspect the charging cable and plug for any signs of wear, damage, or exposure. Replace immediately if any damage is found.
  • Keep the charging plug head clean and dry. Wipe with a clean, dry cloth if dirty.
  • Ensure the charger's casing is free from damage.
  • Do not expose the charger to extreme temperatures beyond its operating range (-35°C to +55°C).
  • The charger is designed for indoor/outdoor use with IP65/IP66 protection, but avoid direct prolonged exposure to harsh weather conditions if possible.
  • Do not attempt to open or repair the unit yourself. Refer to qualified service personnel for any issues.
EV Charger with sunscreen prevention and rainy environment protection
Figure 19: All-Weather Durability
Diagram showing unique waterproof and breathable membrane for heat dissipation
Figure 20: Heat Dissipation and Waterproof Design

7. Troubleshooting

If you encounter any issues with your feyree EV Charger, refer to the table below for common problems and recommended solutions.

Fault Name Reason for Failure Recommendations
Over Voltage AC input voltage is too high
  1. Ask an electrician to measure the input voltage of the charger's power distribution box.
  2. If voltage is over 264V for a short time, wait for the power system to restore itself.
  3. If voltage is over 264V for a long time, contact local power supply department.
  4. If voltage is less than 264V, contact us.
Under Voltage AC input voltage is too low
  1. Ask an electrician to measure the input voltage of the charger's power distribution box.
  2. If voltage is less than 85V for a short time, wait for the power system to restore itself.
  3. If voltage is less than 85V for a long time, contact local power supply department.
  4. If voltage is over 85V, contact us.
Over Current AC input current is too high
  1. Cut off power to the charger's distribution box.
  2. Check charging plug for foreign objects and car's on-board charger for abnormalities.
  3. After troubleshooting, reconnect power supply. If fault persists, contact us.
Over TEMP Charger internal temperature > 85°C
  1. Check for other heat-generating equipment nearby; ambient temperature should be below 50°C.
  2. If problem persists, contact us.
Elec Leakage Leakage is greater than specified values (TypeA: AC20mA/AC30mA; TypeB: AC 30mA+DC 6mA)
  1. Cut off power to the charger's distribution box.
  2. Check charging plug for foreign objects and electrical leakage.
  3. After troubleshooting, reset leakage protector, reconnect power supply. If fault persists, contact us.
Leakage Self Check Sensor for detecting leakage is abnormal
  1. Cut off power to the charger's distribution box.
  2. Check if the output cable of the charging station is broken or connected to ground.
  3. After troubleshooting, reconnect power supply. If fault persists, contact us.
PE Fault Poor grounding or incorrect wiring
  1. Cut off power to the charger's distribution box.
  2. Check if the charging station is grounded properly.
  3. After troubleshooting, reconnect power supply. If fault persists, contact us.
Err:CP Charging plug CC/CP connection abnormality
  1. Check if the wiring of the charging plug is correct.
  2. After troubleshooting, if fault persists, contact us.
Err:Reset Reset button is pressed
  1. Check if the red button is pressed; if so, rotate it back to reset.
  2. After troubleshooting, if fault persists, contact us.
Err:LoadBalance Standby current + charging current < 8A
  1. Check if the sum of standby current and charging current is less than 8A. If so, reduce the current of your home appliances.
  2. After troubleshooting, if fault persists, contact us.

8. User Tips

  • Installation: Users have reported easy installation and perfect operation once set up.
  • DLB Precision: Some users note that the detection of absorption (DLB) may not be very precise. Monitor your household load if this is a concern.
  • Documentation: The provided instructions may be unclear or incomplete for some users. For detailed information, refer to the official PDF user manual if available.
  • Solar Surplus Charging: The manual does not explicitly mention support for solar surplus charging. Please consult the manufacturer or a qualified electrician for compatibility with solar setups.

9. Warranty and Support

9.1. Two-Year Warranty

feyree offers a two-year warranty to customers who purchase original feyree products.

9.2. Lifetime Technical Support

In case of any product-related issues, please reach out to feyree customer service. Provide pictures and videos for further assistance.

E-mail: tina@feyree.com

9.3. Exclusions

The warranty does not cover:

  • Any product damage resulting from failure to follow the recommended guidelines.
  • Damage caused by unauthorized disassembly of the machine or seeking maintenance from a non-designated service center.
  • Products not purchased as original feyree products.
  • Any modifications or do-it-yourself alterations carried out without guidance from a licensed electrician.

10. FCC Statement

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference; (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates and uses can radiate radio frequency energy, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

  • Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
  • Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
  • Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
  • Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Note: The Grantee is not responsible for any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance. Such modifications could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

The device has been evaluated to meet general RF exposure requirements. To maintain compliance with FCC's RF exposure guidelines, the distance must be at least 20cm between the radiator and your body, and fully supported by the operating and installation configurations of the transmitter and its antennas.


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